Sentence examples for this dire time from inspiring English sources

"It's good to have some release in this dire time," she added, "at a price point you can afford".

At this dire time a board member Arthur Rock, one of the earliest electronics venture capitalists took the lead, and demanded accountability from both Jobs and Sculley at the board meeting in February.

To paraphrase Japan's Prime Minister Naoto Kan, in this dire time of need, we must appreciate the importance of the bonds that tie us together as part of a global community with common humanity.

It's a position that athletes, in this direst time for drugs in sport, must consider.

She has kept those remaining coins and plans to turn them into jewellery to remind her of that "dire" time.

This dinner does not rate as entertainment in these dire times.

(And only in these dire times would a speech about the specific resilience of black women be interpreted as "Presidential").

In this sense, Mr. Obama's reputation as an orator could backfire among those who believe that his word-action ratio was askew, or that his famed professorial approach was unsuited to the dire times at hand.

Ms. Eklund, 42, of Short Hills, who frequents this mall for the Bloomingdale's store and the GapKids, figured the mall owner was in the same boat as many others in these dire times.

In these dire times, Poor Richard offered not proverbs but recipes, to help Americans get by without imported sugar: recipes for wine made from homegrown grapes, rum made from corn, and sugar made from beets.

And if you've already built it and we haven't covered it yet, let us know how you've adapted your tech for these dire times.